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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
AN uGLY CHARGE.
A Farmer Arrested for Assaultirg
Child-A Question OF Identity.


Child-A Question Of Identity.
A most diabolical attempt at an nmcn-
tionable crime, IL it be fact, was brought
to the attention Of the police about z
O'Clock last night. In narrow hallway
at No. l0l Main street, Mis-. John Kelly,
who lives ON the third floor, was attracted
by cries from the foot Of the stairway,
and rushing 10 the banstcr, she saw a lit
tie girl Of the tendcrcst years, pitcous.
ly pleading with a slalwart man 10
let her 20. Mrs. Kelly screamed
ont 10 the man 10 leave the child alone,
and he at once jumped from the stairway,
and, ON half run, went up Main street
But Mrs. Kelly, quickly running a. the hall
window 10 watch him, saw her husband
approaching, and called 10 him TO catch
the man, and lac. with one OF the tiremcn
from the No. I cnginc.houso, rushed up
the street and caught the man designated.
A policeman was close by and the prison.
or was turned over to him. lie persisted
that he had committed no Of
Tense and stouily demanded why
lac was arrested. Tho officer
took him back 10 Mrs. Kclly's, and shc
and the little girl-whOsc name Is Ida
Partridge, six years old-liying with her
mother and sicp.fathcr, James Games. on
the third floor over the saloon, No. Va
Main street, positively identified Morgan
~ her assailant The officer ut once took
Morgan to the station-housc. lie was seen
by an ArrEAL reporter shortly aiicrward,
and positively denied amy knowledge Of tho
crime, stating that lac had come in FROM
White Station this morning, was on his way
90 the train, when ho, having plenty ~
time, casually dropped into the saloon
which las q shooting gallery and oihcr
chance amuscmonts attached, and Was
watching several men throw rings oycr
walking canes. when hc WAS arrested. lle
did not know the girl had not been in tlIc
rcputcd hallway, and declared that Kclly
the fireman, or no other men had chased
him up the slrcct. Morgan has the Up
pumncc Of being a sober, honest icllow,
and the probabilities are that II Is n case OF
mistaken identity.
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The Driven wcii Patent Invalid.

WATuNGroN, Nov. l4.-What Is known
as the driven well patent, which has been
several times bciop the United States su-
ppmc court and which has always hereto
fore been sustained, was today declared in
valid In an opinion by Justice Blairhforl,
based upon the u'corl in ease number ~.
Andrews, Grcrn and uthCramInN George
lloycy brought here by un appeal from
the United States ciruit court iur the
Southern district OF Iowa. This court
holds that the fact now made to appear
inr the flint time IN The driven we'll liigl.
ton that the invention WIS used w public
al Cour.llnd, y. Y. by Others than Green,
muW than two ycar before application
iuf patent WIS made b. Tact that j. fatal
a. The patents validity, The DECREE oi the
rivuit court In favor ut the alleged in
ldurrr lloycy h. affirmed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

noyance and they have made persistent
effort TO break the patent. The matter has
been before the supreme court several times,
but the patent had always been sustained,
but in the case which has just been de-
cided 1t was shown, for the first time, that
the invention had been anticipated. In
some States so intense was the opposition
OF the farmers to this patent that lawyers
who defended it were ruined politically.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

pmtAprlruiA. Pa, Nov H. The shoe
manufacturers " this Atty cndps,ur,d 10
break the strike Of ihclr employees. which
has existed for several wrecks, by opening
their factories iodayas irc shops, no lis
elimination being mnic ior or against ap.
pIiran,s fur work because they DO W Ito
not hplong 20 an orfhIn,iun. Nome oi
the hands. howcycrput he au appearance
nj the shops. As the conditions under
which the shops wctc opened permit the
employment OF other than Knights ~
lai,nr. h II doubtful whether Frikou.
viii ,rcrpt the terms Nlo,t NJ their shop
asn,iaii6ns will hold meeting late this
afternoon. and determine what d the BEST
course to pursue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

On. McCosu, the distinguished phloso.
phcr Qnd divine, has resigned the prcsi.
dcncySi Princeton college. Ills adyanc.
ing ycan warn him Of needed rcst, yet he
appears TO DO a hale, hearty and yigorou.
man, who slill has many years Of work In
him. Ills resignation is deeply regretted
by the trustees Of Princeton, who appcci.
ate his value TO an institution which he
las done No much iobuild mp and strength.
en-. lie ranks among the grcat scholars Of
tho day, and In him Christianity has al.
ways had a prompt and siauneh defender.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

wnAr Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Of Eng.
land, says about English trcc trade In an
interview published In another column Is
worthy the attention Of those who In the
South have mind toward protection.
England, he says, by her free trade policy
enjoys the benefits Of the neutral trade
and this hc feels SUR, she would lose by
any changcin that policy, and TO lose that
trade by the adoption Of a protective sys-
TEN would be iorob thousands Of the work.
Ing clasos Of the means Of earning their
bread, md increasing the price OF the nee
essarios Of life 10 those Who were able &c
find work
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Democrats the following states

Hut this Is not sufficient number Of
votes 10 rc-clect Cleveland. The electoral
college will next year he composed of lOl
votes, and majority OF this would be 20l.
Where arc the required number to he
iound2 The Enquirer answers In Indiana,
which has 10 VOTES, 3 moro than arr ncccs
sary. Then there is an encouraging chance
for the votes 81 Connecticut aud New Jcr
soy. - mop, which make Is more than
will be- necessary. But besides these, I
cnumcu,cs among the possible Demo
cratic States, California, s; Nevada, .; Min
nc-ola, :, and Ohio, %, which would max,
n total Of 200 Democratic votes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
Inc ~. pcicr IIrr.

ST. pgrrH, MINI, Nov. ii.-Thc princi.
pal Losses in the fire oi last night wcc ~
follows First national bank building,
si2.On 7. 4. lambcrtson, Sl0.OO0. Will
lam Klein. $1,000. &. Anderson, 1000.
g. \. lnnNlson. Sl2,OoO. Commercial
hotel. sli.OlO Northwestern, Sl2,OOG g..
n. Slcinkc. Sl2OO1 Other smaller losss
swell the total tn siG0. 900, on which there
l. only partial insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

TWr London papers, except the Chroni.
Gle, are quite glccful over the suppression
Of the attempt by the communists, social.
lists aud anarchists 10 hold a meeting In
Trafalgar square. The Chronicle, differ.
ing with iis contemporaries, all Of whom
are extreme, the Times and Standard
being bitter while Il is opposed to disor-
der, secs In the effective work Of the police
direct interference with the cherished
rights Of the pcoplc-ihc right TO speak,
The right of assemblage, and the right OF
procession. And that Is what many per
sons see Is one Of the results Of the recent
work Of the police Of Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

GovrBSoR Rusk has at last undertaken
ne worl, II cleaning out the vile dcns No
numerous In the iorsls OF that State, hut
he has gone the wong way about IL. lie
rs sent n commissioner TO investigate and
report To him, meanwhile the PROGRESSES,
taking alarm, have fed to Chicago for
safety There they can work morc ruin
In a week than the anarchists ever at
tempted IN year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

The people OF Cincinnati are boiling the
water they use by the advice of the health
officer. It Is tainted with sewage, and
has produced typhoid fever to a degree
bordering on the dimensions Of an cpl
dcmic. And this will always be the case
until the methods Of sanitation by fire now
in use in Toronto, Montreal, Wheeling and
Pittsburg are in practical use ineyery town
on the Ohio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

LOUISVILLE, Ny, Nov. a. The Brcck.
cnridgc monument association having
formally invited the Grand Army OF the
Republic, through nr VIM. Bowman,
commander Tor the department 81 Ken.
lucky, 10 attend the coWmonic, of unyril.
ing the statue IT John g. Rrrckiuridsc ut
Lexington Tomorrow, In his response nr
Bowman says that the in,iiniin IL fully
appreciated 10y the g.. \. H.. and adds.
~ rrui that the time Is ~ short ! cannot
hope 10 have general turnout, but
whether present IN BODY, OF absent, the
g.. a. u. has only tcas aud love ior the
blue and love and team Tor the gray"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Tur London Daily News, ON the author
iiy OF the late Lady lloughton, declares
that Charles Dickens inherited his genius
from his grandmother, who WIS house
keeper ut Crwo, place that belonged 10
Lady lIoughton' grandfather, Lord Crcwc.
Ms. Dickens was q fine story.tcllcr, and
was gifted with something akin Ia dramatic
instinct, aud possessed great deal Of
emotional power >hc used to entertain
not only the young people about Grove,
but those Of ipcr yoas, who rcoogniTcd
and Acknowledged her ability. Her son,
John, the father Of the novelist, was not a
man Of any force or ambition, but the iirc
Of the old lady latent In him cnergi-cd
his gifted son, ono Of very few great
English novclisls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
A RIr IlrInnIl,l.

WuEEsRAREr, Pa. Nov. IA scnsa.
ton was created here this afternoon by m
application from VIM. Kiblcr aud wife
and other, interested, FOR mandamus TO
compel the Susluchanna Coal company TO
produce the bodies II twcniy.six miners
who wcV buried IN No. slope Of that
company. at Nanlicokc, on the 18th oi
December. 1855. aud whose bodies are still
cnlomhcd IN the pit. II would cost $780,
OJO to dig them out
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

DR. GATTLNG, formerly OF this State,
has invented what he calls police gun.
II is mounted on tripod and is capable
Of firing 1000 shots a minnie. Three Of
them would in five minutes, clean out any
mob of Anarchists, Communists or Social.
lists that could he gathered together in
London or Chicago,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
clara Louise EeIrors Certainly Married.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. ll.--Tho re-
ported marriage OF Clara Louise Kellogg
and Carl Slraskoh is fully confirmed by the
correspondent OF the Journal at Elkhart,
who furnishes that paper with the details.
The license was procured ut Goshen, the
county seat Of Elklihrl county, on the 9th,
Ppl the couple werp married by Rev. Mr.
ADAMS, of Elkhart, the same afternoon.
The company gave n concert at Madison,
Ind, tonight, and the Journals CORE
spondent wires an interview with the
bridegroom. Being asked by the reporter
II the telegram in the Journal Of Sunday
announcing the marriage was correct, MIR.
Straskoh said: "The telegram is in the
main correct. The wedding did not, how
ever, occur nj the close OF an entertain
mcnt, hut before one. The ceremony was
performed on the afternoon Of the OH oi
November, nj Elkhmt, ut the house Of q
Methodist Episcopal minister, Rev. Frank.
lin W. Adams We have thought Il best
to tell the plain truth regarding our mar.
riagc, but would prefer Ia say no more
about II nj present
Tho fnst performance 81 Mm Siraskoh
in Madison tonight was attended by very
large audicntc Of the most fashionable PEG,
pie vi the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Sunday afternoon u valisc was stolen
from the residence Of W. Il. Harvey, IN
Adams street II contained LOT Of find
shirts. bank check books aud papers. Ser
gcant llcdrick was put on the case, and
yesterday afternoon succeeded In recover.
ing the valisc and contents lie found Il
sccrc,cd In q clump Of bushes In n vacant
lot nj the head Of Pontoioc street, OK.
tended. There Il no clow 10 the thief.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
An,,,mi,rr Arrested.

LONDON, Now H.-An intermediate
passenger by the steamer State 81 In
diana, named Charles Cowaisch, alias
Hanover. was arrested today at Gpcnock.
for having in his possession four dynamite
cartridges, each seven inches long los one
In diameter. and gutia pcrcha tube
eighteen inches long. with copper caps at
tached. He refused Ia answer questions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
rhc Ncx, Democrat,c Cop,en,Ion.

CincAoo, ILL.,, Nov. l4.-E. NJ. Phelps,
chairman Of the Democratic State central
committee Of Illinois, today appointed the
following gentlemen to make arrangements
that will insure, II possible, the selection
OF Chicago ~ the place Of holding the next
Gregory John y. larson, Potter ralm9T'
\. llulhur, W. G.. Goudy, G. II. Schwab,
all Of Chicago, and Alfred OrcndoriI, OF
Sprnglield.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
Thr nnniI.l Con,rnlIcn.

The executive board Of West tennessee,
North Mississippi and East Arkansas Mis
sionary Baptist association meets at q,
Johns Baptist church, Charleston avenue,
NJ 3 O'Clock this afternoon. The board d
trustees Of the Memphis Baptist cduct
tional society meets ut the same time and
place. Tho two boards In conjunction aro
10 make final arrangements lor the open.
ing OF n Baptist university here, on ID.
ccmbcr 1. The school will be- temporarily
located in the ycstry Of the Bcalc strccs
Baptist church
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

THE French army has been recently
served with a repeating rife that reyolycs
balls at the rate OF 1000 revolutions a
minute. II throws small steel pointed
ball, which, propelled by newly invented
smokelcss powder OF enormous power,
pcnctrates brick wall eight inches thick
at 800 yards distance. A soldier can easily
carry 200 Of The cnrtridgeg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

D,yroN. o., Nov ~. In ~ the villages
aud Though the farming districts Of the
Miami valley. o. a result Of the water fam
inc, IN epidemic Of liphthcria and icvcrs
prevails and the further the investigation
Is extended the m0p appalling nrc the NJ
ports 81 the plague. At iewisburg, where
Inc death list i the greatest. schools are
closed and the children arr forbidden 10 60
upon lhc Streets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

CiNuNNAri, o., Now ll.-Fnnk G.
Riilsh flied q suit In the common pleas
court tolay in,olvinga large sumoi money.
liis against the Western Union telegraph
company for infringement Of n patent ON
uualruplcN instrument and asks an ac-
counting ior damages Tor every instrument
In uap hy the company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

JUNIOR T.. H. EAsr, Of Nashville, who l.
Republican, occupies extreme ground on
the prohibition question. lie Is opposed
To local option, and viii no, have anything
less than statutory prohibition. Has
the Judge n third party In his
mind, with view To the iulup
success Of the Republican party9 II
looks like H. Constitutional prohibition
has been defeated. Statutory prohibition
Is therefore impossible. The people who
voted against the one viii most certainly
vote against the other. Local option and
high license cln be carried. and that /.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
HORSES BURNED.
A Brooklyn Street Car Stables Take
Fire-S2oo,o 900 Lost.

fHt-pHOOlOOO 5Dbb.
New YoRK, Nov. 1l.-Firo tonight in
Brooklyn destroyed the station of the Cul-
veH Prospect Park * Concy Island rail-
road, the stables of the Vanderbilt avenue
horse car line, large quantity Of feed,
rolling stock and large number Of horses
IA total loss OF more than 100000. The
fire broke out in the cellar of the building
at the corner of Ninth avenue and TWEEN
tieth street. The building had u frontage
OF 200 feet on the avenue, and l2j feet on
the street. The cellar was used rs a
fucl-roOm, and the fire was speedily ear
ricd up through am enormous elevator
shaft On the second floor were lj7
horses, which became so frantic that all
attempts TO save them had 10 be aban-
doned. In the meantime the fire had
gained such Roadway that the entire build
ing was mass OF flames, and the light
was distinctly visible Tor miles BY this
time twenty-five engines were ON the
ground and working at high pressure.
Despite this fact two thrce-story
brick buildings on the opposite
side OF Ninth avenue were burned.
The lower floors were occupied rs stores,
and on the upper floors were number OF
poor families, who lost most Of their effects,
In addition to the loss OF the stable the
Vanderbilt line loses l57 horses, 1000
bales Of hay, twcniy-thrce cans and guam
tity OF feed. The losses arr estimated rs
follows: Building, $1,000; cars, $1,000;
horses, $4,000, and feed $4,000. The
horses and property are insured for s67, 200.
The =. 7. & g. |. railroad company esti-
mates It's loes mt slJ0, 200, and the dwelling
houses were worth about $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

wicnrrN. Kas, Nov li-lasi night nj.
most the culirc town Of lliys,ille, twelve
mile. ifom hcrr, was destroyed 10y Tire.
The dnn started In the general store oi Or.
Jones and spread ton number OF other
buildings. ID Il slid to bc the work ol
thieves who robbed DR.. Jones store Loss
ai.aut ga np1
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nI,rr kilograms.

CAIRO. ~. nov. -Noun-No arrivals ~ y
parurrs River : feet inches and falling. wcai'
iaif and ounl.
NFW ORLEANS. Ia. Nov u.-Nirlt -Kt<
rsInF. thtscd uW Wyoming. ~ LOU. ihnuia ~
Numphis Pissed down. LOuUy and haFk'e
~ torts. Nov uaNoon-A Arrived CITY o
Via timr1. NlrksbunI. sidney nllon,. ~ lhetr
and D. Y Norton. Caiup. nttaficd ridli.' Hillor
ity and My choice. Cairo. NtCt stationary ~
fcCt Weather clear aud cOol
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
me Nov re.,mn.ter aenerai.

Nav Nogg, Now IA Washington
special to the World states that Don VI.
Dickinson. Of Michigan. has notified the
President thl, hc wall accept the position
81 Postmaster Gpncul. NJ Dickinson II
said 90 have arranged with Elliott e.. Ste
ycnsnn to look after his private practice
while hc l. IN the Cabinet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Own 5000 bales of cotton were burned
in the country yesterday. This added 10
the amount consumed in tho Memphis fire
few days ago makes nearly $4,000 bales.
Prices will probably continue 10 rise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
THE HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
He Talks About Anarchists and the
Protective Tariff.

New York, NovIl4 In an interview
yesterday the Right Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain said:
"As regards the execution OF the an
archists in Chicago,u did not follow the
reports OF the trial, but have somehow the
Impression that those men were con-
demned, not for the doctrines held or
preached, but for the murder OF number
OF policemen. / hold very strongly to the
doctrine that the first duty OF democracy
is to obey their ownllaws Change 1t when
1t Is found wrong, hut obey II wllle IL Is
IN force. Any disobedicnce to law IN a
democracy is treason to the common
wealth. OF course" he went on, Il can
Only speak in general terms. There are
still great complaints, but less OF lack oil
employment than Of diminution OF profits.
That is to say, capital has suffered more,
in proportion, than the working class
during the past few years. The produc-
ton of all the chief articles Of our trade
has continuously increased, but thcSrices
they are sold at are 80 low that the margin
OF profit has, in many cases, Disappeared
This is the case with iron, coal,
cotton and cloth goods, chemicals
and all the staples. The manu-
iacturer will keep on turning out more
and more, so that employment is fount
pretty generally for the population, bu
the manufacturers complain that they arr
doing all this business for nothing
Would u protective tariff ever be posi-
bic in England?" asked the reporter.
81 do not think that the majority o
people would submit to anything tina
would increase the prices OF the cheal
articles Of consumption. At the presen
time our free trade policy secures 10 us tn,
greater portion Of the neutral trade, and
We were TO hamper Our production by
protective tariff we should entirely los
| this ndyantagp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

IdrriI Rock suffered loss Of 500, 900
by fin yesterday. II was caused by q
spark from a boys cigarette. At one time
II looked rs II the whole OF the business
portion oi the city would he Destroyed
Brave work on the part Of the ilrmcn and
citizens was all that saved Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

TnRr Ia no change in the health Of the
Crown Prince Of Germany, but the doctors
pho, awhile since disagreed IA toatruc d.
lgnosis Of the disease from which he sui.
ics, are now Of one mind-that he IL n
prey 10 cancer, and his death is only q
question Of time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

DIcENsoS, of Michigan, will be the
next Postmaster General. II is 10 be
hoped that lac will proceed TO ondear him
self 10 the people OF the south and south
west by improving their mail facilities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

rirrnrEo, Pa., Nov ll-Thc IMPORT
chat a scheme was ON ioo, to form East.
crn and Western baseball leagues ont Of
the prerni National league aud American
association appears to have some iounda.
ton. In an interview With a Post ruportar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

TnE supreme court yesterday decided
the Green driven well patent to be invalid.
The royalty which farmers inthc west and
northwest have been compelled to pay for
the privilege Of boringa hole in the ground
has long been a source Of The greatest an
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
Clark NAY Die.

Mike Clark, the machinisi. who was.
stabbed by l.. VI. Walsh, prcSman, over
the left eye ut Cochran hall. Sunday after
noon, WIS In serious condition at ~
O'Clock last night, cryspclas having set in
In his head. The attending physician IA
fearful OF serious results, and the wounded
man Il receiving the closest attention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Tn New York police are thinking Of
arcsting Johann Most, They should not
give the matter n second thought, but
put him at once where his voice cannot
offend Tho air.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

IT will require hall billion dollars TO
complete the Panama canal. Dclcsscps
will vet have TO pass his hat among the
nations oi the earth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Tm ablcst New York physicians arc
agreed that the Crown Prince Of Germany
Is suffering from cancer aud that his case
il well nigh hopeless
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

TuE Cincinnati Enquirer makes cal
culaiion as To the probabilities OF the
presidential election. taking the results OF
the recent election ~ basis, that appears
10 us about corrcctS. II claims Tor the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Tnr Empress Of Germany will, II her
physical disabilities permit, join her hus-
hand In receiving the Car.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAanNGToS. Nov. Is, A. m.For Mississippi.
Fair weather slight changes In temperature light,
variable winds. generally from south To west
For Arkansas and Tennessee. Fair weather.
slight changes In temperature, light 10 irc,h
winds generally west N south.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

what the sensible temperance men OF Ten
nessee will work for Better half loaf
than no bread.